Today the world looks like Christmas NOT Easter Sunday, the day we celebrate the resurrection of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
The view from our balcony this morning.
This makes two snow pictures in four days
for the month of April.
To reflect on the good . . .
- Our snow pack for the year is at a terribly low percentage, I realize spring storms don't do much to fix the problem but it also can't hurt.
- I'm in a warm home not out camping on the desert like so many unfortunate souls.
- The peas and spinach I planted in the garden are getting watered although it doesn't seem warm enough for germination to take place.
Our Easter festivities ended with coloring eggs. Kyler colored all six of his in the first 39 seconds. He would have had the whole carton dyed in under two minutes if he was allowed (just think of the time he could have saved).
Braden wins the patience award. He would place and egg in a cup of dye and leave it for minutes. His real enjoyment came as he colored his fingers using them to remove the egg from said dye.
Bubbles may have been the highlight. The cold doesn't seem to bother children especially when you are concentrating on popping bubbles before they hit the ground.
Maybe this is a quality found in children. They focus on the good, or the fun in life. If you aren't looking for the bad (the bitter weather) you don't realize it is there? The counsel to become as a little child has so many layers of depth and doctrine.
2 comments:
is there anyway you could crop me out of that picture. remember, i didn't really get ready. it's dangerous having someone else's camera around - makes it much harder to control what pictures the world gets to view. funny post though - especially what you had to say about kyler's egg coloring skills. and i loved your thought about becoming as a little child. there is such truth to that!
Love the bubbles... you can't beat the look on those kids faces! Hilarious!!!
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